bunnyaris

Couldn't agree more, and, yes, it is hard to criticise Roman because of the funds he's put into the club, but the more I see the way he works the more troubled I become. He doesn't respect the fans in the sense he doesn't value their feelings and at best fails to appreciate that we may have a valid point of view. For example, Benitez, Lampard, Mourinho, JT; the way he has handled those situations has been dreadful. And what about a few words from him in the club programme? He just won't relate to us. I think this man is obsessed with the Champions League and looks for quick fixes. He won't tolerate what he regards as failure. When you are trying to build a dynasty, like Jose said he wanted to do, you have to accept that there will be highs and lows along a twisted journey. I've been supporting Chelsea since 1959 and have experienced plenty of 'downs' in all those years and do you know I felt a lot closer to my Club then than I have in the years Roman took over. When he sacked Jose recently I not only was going to give up my season ticket but actually cease to be a Chelsea supporter, after 57 years. Plenty of trophies but this club no longer has a heart

I have been supporting Chelsea since 1959. JT is the best defender we have ever had and is still playing well. Has the Chelsea board got any idea how good JT is? At the club from age 14 , a man who clearly loves the club and the fans. JT is a legend and deserves more respect. Common sense should dictate: give the man another season at least, followed by a coaching role - and eventually manager? This board have shown nothing but contempt for the fans - Benitez, Lampard, Mourinho, JT: the board's actions are not only a disgrace but an indication of the brainless individuals who just don't have a clue.